would this work?
#13
my bad......i mean though i like the gun metal look more than bright wheels
sweet truck non the less .......and the perfect color
one thing i might add you need to get an 04 tailgate protector and have it painted like that would look sweet
sweet truck non the less .......and the perfect color

one thing i might add you need to get an 04 tailgate protector and have it painted like that would look sweet
#14
Originally Posted by nekkid_hill_billy
my bad......i mean though i like the gun metal look more than bright wheels
sweet truck non the less .......and the perfect color
one thing i might add you need to get an 04 tailgate protector and have it painted like that would look sweet
sweet truck non the less .......and the perfect color

one thing i might add you need to get an 04 tailgate protector and have it painted like that would look sweet
I didn't mean to sound pretensious(sp?) up there.
I liked those 20's I had too. They were nice wheels but a bit too heavy at 75lbs with the tires. Plus I wanted a bit more flash and I wanted the Boyds since I saw them on the red Belltech truck.It's funny you mention the 04 tailgate protector. I had gotten the 04 style before I bought the one that's on there now but I like the straight line of the old one rather than the mounting tab styled 04 protector and traded them before I had it painted. I do want some 03+ tails though!
#15
Originally Posted by abate1224
would a 295/45/20 stick out too far on a rim 9.5 rim with a 10mm offset? or would it look ok. maybe i should go with a 285/45/20...any thoughts?? thanks
16 x 7 x 31mm (5" backspace)
your wheel is:
20 x 9.5 x 10mm (5.4" backspace)
You have increased your width by 2.5", but only increased your backspace by 0.4" - only you can decide what is too much. Personally, I'd go with more backspacing (higher positive offset number)
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